What is "reentries"

Usage examples of "reentries".

At their first entry into the theatre, and at their final exit from it, and at their several exits and reentries during the intermissions—when they went to smoke cigarettes in the ornate lobby—the ushers opened just one of the theatre's many doors, and the entire audience had to crush through it, which made for a good deal of rude shoving and elbowing and grumbling.

The transit series just concluded had been of twenty-seven separate exits from and reentries to the sidereal universe.

He had flown enough reentries to know at a glance that they were far from out of trouble.

She had flown plenty of reentries, and on nearly all of them initial contact with the atmosphere had been smooth and subtle.

The ablative shielding along her nose was good for one (1) reentry into a terrestrial atmosphere at up to 20 km/sec, or many reentries if things could be taken more slowly.

He enjoyed his job, he liked the fresh challenges of each day, he was happy with his head full of angles and reentries, yardages and imperial weights.